1992 Chevy Beretta Lights not working

Ok I do not show that a 92 Beretta has day time running lights (DRL). However I do show that the lighting is wired as such. From the fuse box to the headlight switch to the dimmer,which controls both high and low beams, then the bulbs. Check fuse number 7 is should be a 20amp. If needed do you have a digital multi meter or a test light? Get back to me with what you find.

[quote:06679a79ac="racefan966"]Ok I do not show that a 92 Beretta has day time running lights (DRL). However I do show that the lighting is wired as such. From the fuse box to the headlight switch to the dimmer,which controls both high and low beams, then the bulbs. Check fuse number 7 is should be a 20amp. If needed do you have a digital multi meter or a test light? Get back to me with what you find.[/quote:06679a79ac]


The fuse pannel spot for the head lights has no power going to it. As I type the grounds are being checked and cleaned up. There is also no dashlights.
Where is the DRL box or switch located on the car?

I do not show that you year has DRL. Check for a break in wire from the batter to the fuse box with a volt meter. Let me know how it goes with grounds being cleaned. Also get back to me with production date and if it is Canadian or USA made.

[quote:5afd31701e="racefan966"]I do not show that you year has DRL. Check for a break in wire from the batter to the fuse box with a volt meter. Let me know how it goes with grounds being cleaned. Also get back to me with production date and if it is Canadian or USA made.[/quote:5afd31701e]

The grounds are all cleaned and put back in place and still no lights. The wires have been checked there are no breaks. Production date would have to be 1991 if the car is a 1992, just to be sure where would I locate the production date? And I do believe it is an American made car, how do I check to be sure?

On the drivers door there is a tag on with it includes the vin number production date and where is was made.